Editors, I thank you to reflect my comment on HTML 4.0 spec (section 5.2.2) to HTML 4.0 errata, but I am sorry that I made a mistake in my previous message and it has affected to the errata. I wrote: > The META declaration must only be used when the character encoding > is organized such that ASCII characters stand for themselves (at > least until the META element is parsed). > (5.2.2 Specifying the character encoding) (snip) > So I consider the word "ASCII characters" of the HTML 4.0 spec quoted > above to be replaced with "ASCII-valued octets". This sed-like operation makes the sentence "... when the character is organized such that ASCII-valued octets stand for themselves (...)". That is another trivial sentence because octets are always octets themselves. So, that should be "... such that ASCII-valued octets stand for ASCII characters (...)", like a sentence of RFC 2070. Regards, Yano Keisuke yano@moon.email.ne.jpReceived on Monday, 20 September 1999 13:06:56 GMT
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